From the owner: Geburtstagsfeiern sowie Kinderpartys Polterabende…read moreTerrasse - Klimatisiertes Center Bar mit kleinen Snacks Billard Fußball Tische Airhockey Tische Nichtraucher/Raucherbereich

From the owner: Die größte Lasertag Arena in Wien garantiert Euch Unterhaltung auf höchstem Niveau. Unsere Halle…read morebietet auf 3.500 m² Abwechslung und Spannung für alle Altersgruppen. Unzählige Hindernisse, ein Klettergerüst auf mehreren Ebenen, verwinkelte und dunkle Ecken, Rutschen und noch viele weitere Obstacles bieten in unserer Arena eine spannende Map für das Spiel - und Entertainment mit großen Spaßfaktor! Die versteckten Kristalle in unserer Arena geben Dir kurzfristig zusätzliche Fähigkeiten, wie zum Beispiel die Farbe des Gegners annehmen (Spy Mode) oder unsichtbar werden (Invisibility). Bei uns erlebt ihr Laser Tag auf einem ganz neuen Niveau!

It was an age of extraordinary wealth and power concentrated in the hands of a few. It is a palace…read moreof opulence and wealth on a grand scale.The Austrian-Hungarian Empire reigned at it's height and today it is reflected in the museum's collections in the Hofburg Imperial Palace. There are numerous museums including the Albertina showcasing Durer, Raphael, Rembrandt, Picasso, Klmt and others. The Augustinekirche (14th century Gothic), Schatzkammer Imperial Treasury, Lipizzaner riding school, Globenmuseum of cartography and the Nationalbibliotek and others. I'm reviewing the tour of the Imperial apartments, Imperial Silver Collection and the Sisi Museum which are in the Hofburg Palace and included in a one ticket price for Adults of 12.50 Euro. This tour comes with a free audio-guide in 13 different languages. I highly recommend the audio-guide which gives detail and perspective you would miss on a self tour. Admission with a guide is another option and costs 15.50 Euros and lasts about 55 minutes. There are other neighboring museum combinations with the Hofburg Palace Tour you might be interested in which include the Art/History Museum and the Schonbrunn Palace. The Imperial Apartments feature Franz Joseph & wife Elizabeth's private quarters, the Audience Hall of great magnificence, conference room for ministers and crown council, living room and bedroom of Elizabeth which are on the scale of the Hermitage and Versailles. The Rococo style, Bohemian crystal chandeliers and 17th/18th century tapestries augment the numerous salons. The furniture is 19th century Louis XV and Empire style. The Sisi Museum has numerous personal items owned by Elizabeth as well as famous portraits of Elizabeth. Her Hungarian Coronation dress is a highlight as is the black coat with egret feathers which she was laid out in after the assassination.. The Silver Collection holds 7,000 coins. It also includes the Vienna Court Silver Service and the "Grand Vermeil Service" which was a service for up to 140 people. The Milan Centerpiece is also a highlight. Interesting little nuances include the dinner menu. Anyone for veal lips or liver dumplings. The tour is accessible to the disabled with ramps, elevators, free wheel chairs and free entrance to aids for blind visitors. Seeing-eye dogs are also allowed. I attended a Mozart Concert in the Hofburg Palace which I enjoyed but others may not appreciate.

Hofburg was amazing! I love the nice tourguides, the director was even saying hello to our group…read moreand the art was one of a kind. I loved loisl wiener, our friendly host for the tour and will come back with all my friends and more family members. An amazing adventure to see the habsburg family castle in imperial vienna.

The Sofiensaal is a venue that lies deep in the soul of Vienna. This legendary Landstrasse…read moreballroom was the scene of so many famous Viennese parties and entertainments. One can still picture Johann Strauss conducting his lilting waltzes or hear the Vienna Philharmonic recording in this hallowed space. After it lay abandoned for years and then sadly decimated by a disastrous fire in 2001, not much hope existed for its continued existence. Well reports of its death were premature. The Sofiensaal has been restored in all its grandeur to its previous glory. This is one of Vienna's most impressive venues and one of the most beautiful restorations you will ever see anywhere in the world. Don't miss it!

I had my wedding here and while the venue was beautiful, I was misled and relied on affirmations to…read moremy detriment. I inquired whether there will be air conditioning since my wedding was taking place on a hot summer day, and I was assured by the wedding planner , Frau Wimmer, that there would be sufficient air conditioning. My wedding took place in July and we were absolutely miserable because of the heat. All that was provided was a tiny air cooler from the 70's. It was completely a joke. My guests were drenched in sweat and as a bride, I was very uncomfortable with the temperature situation. If you can imagine, this was the MOST important day of my life and it was a pleasant feeling to be in such hot temperatures. Nothing was done to resolve the issue. I would stay far away from organizing any events during the entire summer here. You have been warned.